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If you walk into any Indian home or restaurant in British Columbia and ask for a recommendation, “Butter Chicken” is likely the first dish mentioned. It is the undisputed king of North Indian exports. However, popularity often leads to imitation. In the bustling city of Surrey, where Indian restaurants are on every corner, finding a […]

The West Coast of Canada, specifically the vibrant Greater Vancouver Area, is a culinary battlefield. From high-end fusion to traditional family-run eateries, the competition for the title of “best Indian food” is fierce. However, for those who grew up in or have visited the Punjab region of India, there is one name that resonates above

Butter chicken (Murgh Makhani) is arguably the most famous Indian dish globally. It is universally beloved, yet, ironically, it is also one of the most misunderstood. If you have spent any time dining at typical Indian restaurants across North America, you have likely encountered the “Standard” Butter Chicken: neon red, heavily tomato-based, and shockingly sweet—sometimes

Vancouver is widely recognized as one of North America’s greatest food capitals. From Michelin-starred downtown dining to incredible sushi, the Metro Vancouver area boasts a highly competitive and diverse culinary scene. Yet, when locals crave truly authentic, unapologetically flavorful North Indian food, they willingly leave the city limits. While physically located just across the bridges

Located at the bustling intersection of flavor and tradition at 7500 120 St in British Columbia, Baba Chicken has become a mecca for food enthusiasts seeking true North Indian cuisine. If you are planning a visit, you might be overwhelmed by the incredible aromas hitting you the moment you walk through the door. To help

In a world where culinary authenticity is often sacrificed for convenience, finding a restaurant that stays true to its roots is a rare treasure. For lovers of genuine North Indian cuisine, the search ends with Baba Chicken. Originating in the bustling city of Ludhiana, Punjab, in 1964, our legendary recipes have crossed oceans to bring

Canada is renowned for its incredible diversity and its vibrant, multicultural culinary landscape. Within this beautiful mosaic, the demand for authentic, high-quality international cuisine has never been higher. Recognizing the culinary gap for genuine, unabashedly traditional Punjabi food, the legendary Ludhiana brand decided to make its international debut. The launch of Baba Chicken Canada marks

Butter Chicken, or Murgh Makhani, is arguably the most beloved Indian dish across the globe. Its irresistible combination of tender roasted chicken enveloped in a velvety, tomato-based gravy has made it a staple in Indian restaurants everywhere. However, finding a truly authentic, soul-satisfying bowl of this iconic dish can be a challenge. If you are

If there is one thing that defines a great restaurant, it is a menu that tells a story. At our restaurant, every dish is a chapter of a rich culinary narrative that traces its origins back to Punjab. For food enthusiasts in British Columbia, exploring the Baba Chicken Surrey menu is an adventure in taste,

When you think of authentic North Indian cuisine, your mind instantly wanders to the vibrant, bustling streets of Punjab, where the air is thick with the aroma of roasted spices and the rhythmic sounds of the tandoor. For decades, one name has stood out in the heart of Ludhiana as a beacon of culinary excellence: